A card in the box is the cheapest review request there is, and it works because it arrives at the moment someone is happiest with what they bought. Shotova designs the card from your product photo: a soft background scene, generous margins, and your message set in clean type.
The message text is typeset, not generated, which is what keeps a discount code readable. A code that an image model painted is a code that might not work. Three messages come pre-written and editable: a plain thank you, a review ask, and a discount offer. They are written to sound like a small shop owner rather than a marketing template.
Cards export at 1800 by 1200 with a print-safe inner margin, so nothing important sits near the trim edge. Pick a warm, minimal or playful tone, add your brand name, and each card costs 1 credit.
It exports at 1800 by 1200 in a 3:2 landscape shape with a print-safe inner margin, so the message and brand name sit well inside the trim line. Check the bleed requirements of your own printer before ordering a large run.
Yes. The three presets are starting points and every one of them is editable. They exist because the default AI voice for a thank you card tends toward flowery filler, and a plain sentence performs better.
Yes, because the code is drawn as real text rather than painted by the image model. That is the whole reason the pipeline has two layers.
One credit per card.